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he said he was targeting by mgm for 15 years.hough, the judge said friday he only found evidence of phone hacking for the period 2003 to 2009. the judge awarded harry damages of around $180,000. not a big financial win, but a hugely symbolic victory. >> it is a major victory, a major battle he has won. there was a trial where he gave evidence and his claim is largely upheld. >> in harry's words, a great day for truth and accountability. max foster, cnn london. >> our thanks to max foster. kate? >>> coming up for us, maternal mortality rates in the united states are getting not better but worse. the u.s. stands out among high-income nations for its alarming incident of maternal death. and for black women, the situation is especially dire. abbey phillip takes a hard look at why and what women are doing about it. we'll be back. >>> in the united states, black women are two to three times more likely to die from pregnancy-related complications, according to the cdc. in light of that, many black women are choosing to opt out on hospit

it's going to be an upset if florida state wins, at least according to mgm, there in las vegas. get your popcorn. the game right at 4 o'clock tomorrow. >> that was xavier walton for us in just 3 days. meantime, intricate floats marching bands and equestrian units are going make their way down. colorado boulevard in pasadena for the 100 35th tournament of roses parade. gail anderson taking a look at the finishing touches and tells us about 2 outstanding youngsters who are going to be honored this january. 1st. >> the ups store junior achievement rose parade float. let me show you how impressive this piece will be monday, january 1st, there it is. >> the 35 foot tall crocodile will be wrapping his way. >> to the beat of achievement, which ties in to the theme of the rose parade. casey surround 55 feet long. we need all the volunteers we can get to finish our quote. we have a program that started last year called start small, grow big. it's a national initiative with junior achievement where we're really inspiring the next generation of entrepreneurs. and we have 2 of them with you

if you picture the mgm grand, it is right behind that area of vegas. so very much in the heart of the city. they are something like 30,000 enrolled students there so it is a very busy, very active campus. we would obviously be coming toward the end of the semester, but as far as we understand it, it was packed with students at the time and again, las vegas police are saying multiple victims. it appears to be an ongoing situation. we will keep you up-to-date as those up-to-date as we learn more, marcia -- martha about the breaking news, active shooter situation as we understand it on the campus of the university of the university of nevada, las vegas in the heart of the city of vegas, multiple victims being reported by police at this point for martha. robin jonathan, thank you very much. we are looking at a live shot. you c can see that karen -- cama on the ground. a huge law enforcement presence is gathering in this area and you can see them moving with quite a bit of determination around this area as they try to figure out what is going on. we have no

it is as though there is no credit being given to wnyy, sands, mgm there. >> jim, why is that?ink there's been this perception all along that the operating success, particularly in las vegas for wynn, is going to fall off a cliff. this has been the leading edge of discretionary spending, and people are worried that a recession is going to hit, but that's going away now. in terms of expansion, by the way, i would say there's three shots on goal for wynn. it's macau, and the third thing, before we get to new york, which they haven't even handed out a license, wynn's got an expansion project in the uae, which they're already building. that's a great project for them. so to why the stocks haven't done well, ultimately the wash flow is there -- cash flow is there. they're buying back shores. what more can i ask for? >> well, maybe some performance. >> you can't have everything, scott. >> "final trades" are next. why are we the only birds heading this way? migration is... stay close and everything will be alright. [ gulp ] i'm okay. yeah, no. hold on! [ quack, quack ] e oh, i have a

mgm sold the film rights to cbs, who then put it on.ry single record there was, and it's been playing every year since then. and of course, it went around the world, and it's become a major artwork, which is, i must say, an american artwork, because the story, the plot with the three characters -- the brain, the heart, the courage, and finding a home -- is a universal story for everybody. and that's an american kind of a story, all right? and yip and harold put these things into song. amy: who did the munchkins represent? >> ♪ we represent the lollipop guild the lollipop guild, the lollipop guild. and in the name of the lollipop guild ♪ >> oh, you mean political thing? i think they represent the little people, you know, the people. and that's the way they were -- it came on in the book. you see, the book, if you're a purist, you wouldn't like the film. it's just like anything else. there are societies of people who meet and discuss the books. ok, there's even a society for the winkies, which are the guards around the wicked witch's, you

the mgm team was actually in the tent a day or two before.is done to simulate the battle in tintura to a battle without cruelty and without unusual cases. وھولی, but the truth has its power. אתם אתם את אל העבורים, אתם עשים קפר شهوازین شلو آزبو, بهم کیم, بهم خوربن, بهم بهیوت شیارو بهم, بهم بهیوت ریدیم شل بیزه. it is very easy not to engage in stories of this kind, but the power of the truth cannot be exaggerated, and when this heat begins to rise to the surface, more people ask questions. i, in order to find out more about what happened, i went to the archives of צהל and searched for all the things that happened. in a type of error, two and three documents came to me, which i absolutely did not intend for them to reach me, and one of them, הרמתכל the letter to alexandroni: i am don tantura, it was given to me by the department of arab affairs, because our soldiers entered لتنتورة بيتساو عماسي حبلا رمبيو, after the conquest, للا حصرب. another letter from kaeil al-hashishi, from tantore's base , to the commander of the cable. i checked yesterday

the mgm grand on the corner there. this is the heart of las vegas and terrible situation for a city scarred by the awful shooting at mandalay bay just six years ago, 58 people killed in that shooting, as you mentioned. what we understand from police, the headlines, the suspect is dead, there are multiple victims, we do not know the condition of the victims at this point, neil. >> neil: do we know the shooter's connection to the school? why he was there. beam hall is home of the lead business school, did he have a connection to the school. >> jonathan: police have given nothing on that so far, we expect to get details on any connection in an upcoming news conference. they are saying nothing about the identity or potential motive of the shooter and witnesses we've heard of, the students, none of them have said anything about seeing the shooter, him or herself and they -- we don't know anything to be perfectly blunt, neil, about the shooter or the motives at this point. >> neil: you mentioned a single shooter, are they ta

the leading part. >> second one was gene kelly at mgm . the leading part . and she mgm.t. and she said, okay, okay, that'll be that'll be good. and she said, but you know , you've got to look but you know, you've got to look at fred astaire. fred astaire has the best timing of any dancer . and has the best timing of any dancer. and when i met fred astaire and he wanted to work with me , i made a point of not with me, i made a point of not telling him that as a little girl. my mother said , what fred girl. my mother said, what fred astaire for timing. he's the best. >> let's go back a little in time. how was your lifestyle, your grand lifestyle affected by the nazi invasion of paris ? oh ho. 110. >> no. >> food and no heat. no no. >> food and no heat . no water. >> food and no heat. no water. most of the day there was electric city and water. certain time of the day, you had to quickly fill up. i remember going to bed completely dressed up. except for the shoes , the up. except for the shoes, the coat, the scarf , the bonnet , coat, the scarf, the bonnet, everything. it w

caesar's publicizes all those who back their bid this year, bally's bought trumps links in the bronx mgm yonkers, but it's proposing a world class resort with a concert venue, and resorts world already offers slots in queens, wynn resorts and a related company unveiled a plan for the hudson yard. in queens, mets owner steve cohen has partnered with hard rock international, owned by the seminole tribe in florida to overhaul parking lots into a development. planned project's cost 8 billion bucks. can you get a return on that investment without a casino license? >> i think that's pretty challenging. i think the scope of $8 billion cannot be justified unless you are able to maximize the amazing population >> reporter: sands has an ambitious $6 billion commitment. it says it had buildwill build g even if it doesn't land a gaming license. why does it make sense for las vegas sands? >> it doesn't. but we're committed short and long term. >> reporter: they are returning a hunger games-type competition. highest bidder may just have the best shot at landing the casino license. contessa brewer, cnb

the mgm sphere in vegas? >> sure, yeah, you know does u2 need an opening act?> reporter: but first, ralph steiner in worcester -- >> go! ♪ >> reporter: by day, chris is a software chris is a software engineer brendan constructs crossword puzzles. >> i feel like we're kind of a rock band at heart. >> sort of planted the flag, and, you know, everyone has to catch up >> reporter: one carriage return at a time ♪ anne thompson, nbc news, boston >> they deserve a ribbon for that performance. >>> that's "nightly news" for this thursday thanks for watching. i'm lester holt. take care of yourself and each other good night (♪♪) entresto is the #1 heart failure brand prescribed by cardiologists. it was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high blood potassium. ask your doctor

>> i don't know, the mgm sphere in vegas >> does u2 need an opening act >> reporter: but first, ralphay, chris is a software engineer. brendan constructs crossword puzzles. >> i think we're kind of a rock band at heart. >> sort of planted the flag and you know, everyone has to catch up >> reporter: one carriage return at a time. anne thompson, nbc news, boston. >> can't stop listening to that. i was thinking "9 to 5" had the typewriters. >> our kids will be, what is that instrument they're playing? >> that would take a whole other explanation. >>> we are officially in the hanukkah holiday the national menorah was lit just after sunset in the nation's capitol among the participants at this year's lighting ceremony, second gentleman doug emhoff. it ends on december 15th beautiful to look at >> and hope it stay happens happy and safe for everybody who celebrates we thank you for being with us on this friday thanks for watching "early today. i'm frances rivera >> i'm phillip mena. coming up later, dak prescott opens up about a project near to opens up about a project near to hi next! ♪♪ s

this is an mgm . this clothes. this is an mgm. this isn't what you were brought in for. another film together. have you any ideas? and i said, gigi . are . ideas? and i said, gigi. are. let me get back to you on that are his proper words . and he are his proper words. and he took about a year and a half to gather the rights . s and to get gather the rights. s and to get the best writer, the best music composer, and the best cast . composer, and the best cast. >> but gigi is the story of a girl who's brought up to be a courtesan. did that in those days that were a real problem , a days that were a real problem, a real social problem. >> so the first script written by alan jay lerner of my fair lady fame, as well , by alan jay lerner of my fair lady fame, as well, was by alan jay lerner of my fair lady fame, as well , was quite lady fame, as well, was quite close to the book by colette. i thought it was delightful , thought it was delightful, absolutely wonderful . but it it absolutely wonderful. but it it was too raw for america . so this was too raw for america. so this

mgm operates empire city in yonkers but proposed a world-class resort with a concert venue and resortseady offers slots in queens, luxury casino brand wynn resorts and real estate developer related company revealed a $10 billion plan for the hudson yards, a ritzy destination in queens. they have partnered with hard rock owned by the seminole tribe in florida to overhaul citi field into a retail development, planned project costs $8 billion. can you get a return on that investment without a casino license? >> oh, i think that's pretty challenging. i think the scope of, you know, $8 billion cannot be justified unless you are able to maximize the amazing population. >> reporter: sands has an ambitious $6 billion commitment. it says it will build something, even if it doesn't land a gaming license. why does that make sense for las vegas sands? >> it doesn't financially. we did it because we want to show this community we're committed short and long term. >> he said the holy grail but also the state is running a hunger games competition pitting the companies against each other to bid how mu

the mgm sphere in vegas? >> sure, yeah, you know does u2 need an opening act?> reporter: but first, ralph steiner in worcester -- >> go! ♪ >> reporter: by day, chris is a software chris is a software engineer brendan constructs crossword puzzles. >> i feel like we're kind of a rock band at heart. >> sort of planted the flag, and, you know, everyone has to catch up >> reporter: one carriage return at a time ♪ anne thompson, nbc news, boston >> they deserve a ribbon for that performance. >>> that's "nightly news" for this thursday thanks for watching. i'm lester holt. take care of yourself and each other good night ♪♪ your eyes are like weapons ♪ ♪ your lips could teach lessons ♪ ♪ don't use them so reckless ♪ ♪ 'cause for you i'm helpless ♪ votes ♪ you gotta take caution ♪ ♪ you know that i'm all in ♪ ♪ the chance of me to fall in ♪ ♪ you know that it's often ♪ ♪ but if you don't wanna stay ♪ ♪ then please stop moving this way ♪ ♪ you're starting up a wildfire in my heart ♪ ♪ hope it's what you want ♪ ♪ not just what you do ♪ ♪ you're starting up a wildfire in m

then, somebody opened a drawer at mgm and there was the contract. doing a longer novel. and that led to an led to an appetite for... that led to... ..serious, gritty drama...? that led to the possibility of this happening. blessed be the fruit. may the lord open. and the showrunner was a guy called bruce miller who had read this in high school and he promised himself that when he grew up, he was going to make the handmaid's tale. so, he knew everything about it and talked himself into thejob. are you surprised, or maybe disturbed, at the continuing relevance 40 years after you wrote that book? well, it had periods of not being so relevant. so, it's newly relevant because of political changes in the united states. we go everywhere in twos. supposed to be for our protection, for companionship. there are no friends here. can't be. the truth is we're watching each other. in terms of your life and your influence and what you've been discussing tonight, almost at odds with some of the themes of the novels, which explore, you know, the really dark aspects

the mgm sphere in vegas? >> sure, yeah, you know. does u2 need an opening act?>> reporter: by day, chris is a software engineer. brendan constructs crossword puzzles. >> i feel like we're kind of a rock band at heart. >> sort of planted the flag, and, you know, everyone has to catch up. >> reporter: one carriage return at a time. ♪♪ anne thompson, nbc news, boston. >> they deserve a ribbon for that performance. >>> that's "nightly news" for this thursday. thanks for watching. i'm lester holt. take care of yourself and each other. good night. . >>> cracking down on catalytic converter thefts. the new plan to make thursday the dull prits are --

of nevada, las vegas, right in the heart of the city, just a short distance off the strip behind the mgm grand hotel. there was an alert sent out by university officials asking students to shelter in place and run, hide, fight. run if they could, hide if they could, fight if they must. within 30 minutes of those statements, we got word from the police that the suspect had been located and in their words, is deceased. we do not know if the suspect was killed in some sort of shoot-out with the police or armed security they may or may not have been on campus. we don't know if the suspect killed him or herself. and at this point we know nothing about the identity of the shooter. whether it was a man or a woman, we often assume because statistics tell us it is almost always the case it was a male shooter. we do not have that confirmed from the police. they do say there were victims in the shooting. we just got word from the sheriff that there are three victims. they have been taken to the hospital. the extent of their injuries is unknown. there is no more threat to the community. >> police sa

lost in hell ♪ >> reporter: the prominent rapper was shot and killed after leaving a boxing match in mgm the family of tupac shakur has been waiting for justice. >> reporter: dwayn ekeefie dee. it is said that no other suspects in the shooting are alive, and davis pleaded not guilty. number four, from crypto currency whiz kid to convicted felon. sam bankman freed is convicted of stealing billions from his company ftx. >> this kind of fraud and corruption is as old as time. >> reporter: before the company imploded bankman fried lived the high life. he could go to prison for life, but his lawyer maintains his innocence. number three, a disgraced attorney, descendent of southern prestige found guilty of murdering his wife and son. alec murdaugh practicing law in the low country, beautiful family and secretly stealing clients' money and covering up murder. >> we cannot bring it back, but we can bring justice. >> reporter: he has filed for a new trial. and number 2, tyre nichols beat b en by the police. he was beaten by the traffic officers and short footrace. he died three days later and the

okta says email addresses and full names of the companies hit this year which includes mgm and clorox. joining me to discuss this and the broader cyber landscape is the ceo of tenable whose partners include amazon and microsoft. >> thank you. >> i want to start with the 23 and me hack if you don't mind. this was due to a password recycling. people using the same password as they use on other sites. how would you describe that? is that user error? >> first, we will learn more about what the hack was and how it was perpetrated over the course of time. usually only a limited amount of information and limited amount of accuracy is available when you learn about a breach. that type of issue of password reuse, which you have not had time to patch, having the lackadaisical security practices is what accounts for the vastbr. >> you said it was lackadaisical on the part of 23 and me. what can we do to protect ot ourselves? what are we looking for here? >> a couple of things you should do to protect yourself. the first is make sure you are thoughtful about what information you are putting onlin

scattered spider to launch cyber attacks on many businesses including recent hacks against caesars d mgm in vegas >>> a new senate report found that terror watch lists used to identify and track travelers who may be linked to terrorists are too broad, can lead to unwarrant ed screenings. a list created after 9/11 has grown from 120,000 names to more than 2 million names today and officials in colorado released five gray wolves into a remote part of the rockies on monday beginning a voter approved reintroduction program. ranchers in rural areas staunchly opposed the program because of the threat to livestock. the state plans to release 30 to 50 wolves into the wild over the next five years. it sounds like a plot from "yellowstone." >> forgethe "chart of the day. the cht of the year, why josh is doing a pulse check on this meder the weather health care na is a speedy recovery in store? we'll discuss next [ "i'll be seeing you" by the five satins ] the mercedes-benz holiday love celebration is here. come in now for the exceptional offers you're bound to love, now, through january 2nd. >>> w

ford, mgm. fine with me. so far there has been a ton of money made in all sorts of tech. all the things that tend to slow down. now it is time for bank of america j.p. morgan to shine. for the deep signals to rebound like crazy. the big money has already been made in tech although i think there is still some small money coming. i prefer j.p. morgan, morgan stanley and wells fargo. that's why every member of the seven give up big gains with the exception of tesla. sure that easy money has been made in a couple of sectors, mostly tech. now it is time for a bunch of other sectors to shine. being crushed by inevitable recession. getting stomped on by the bears and bulls is over. these stops are not night. the plane has landed. the seatbelts are unbuckled. we are in the overhead taking down our bags and going down the gangway and getting the heck out of the airport. wade in north carolina. >> i was wondering if you think lulu lemon has hit the top or if there's still room to grow? >> how about the fact that all the bear said it was a bad quarter and it went to an all- time hig

okta and clorox and mgm just a few. what is the environment as we enter 2024?> you have to look at a couple of things happening. first of all, every business is becoming digital. that means everybody is deploying more software. more software deempployed means everything is moving to the cloud and assets are deployed and the actors are going after the digital assets. you will have the environment which accelerates with more software issues. it is easier for the attackers to go after a business which is a digital business and we continue to see that is the best way they can go after financial things that these companies have to date. >> you beat on eps and you gave forward guidance that beat estimates. some customers including oracle and caterpillar and aflac. >> you have to put a business lens to the cybersecurity conversation. because cybersecurity and cyber risk is the most important risk to business, maturity of the issue is going away from whack-a-mole to more of a professional focus on risk management. because cyber brings a certain amount of risk and these

this is about mgm, breaking up, selling it. to where we go, we don't know?e trading at 983 right now. universal music, taylor, all hitting 52 week highs today. the close is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: european stocks about to wrap up this monday. very quiet this morning. but i just checked out the function on the bloomberg, and volume could be worse at this point. i imagine it will roll off as the week goes on. by friday, we could see some indymac volumes. -- anemic volumes. london is outperforming a moche feels like a novelty the last few weeks. you have oil prices higher, commodities higher. the reason for that, the issues we have been seeing and discussing in the red sea, likely to add upside pressure into commodity prices. you are certainly seeing that in oil today and some of the basic materials. you are seeing it in natural gas, which is significant. pay attention to that story. europe certainly will be. we have rolled off into negative territory. we have been for most of the session going sideways. we have just gone a little softer. 475. after the

isaac, of toymaker mgm joins us live. the goobers of the heart many first collectibles inside them, the sizzling demand for what is expected to be one of the most popular toys of the season, ngas, kylie jenner breathdoll. what appears to be from the jolt so far a cooling american labor market. one would think, markets would love a miss in the jolts, real indecisiveness in trading. >> maybe transitive works, took longer than the fed and everybody thought but what the thought process is, bad news has been good for the market, the reality is setting in, to see these rate cuts as much as the market wants to see things slow down, that this is the start of slowing down period that could take us into recession at least by the definition of recession. you combined today's number with what happened with gdp, the revised number, the forward number is 1.2%. it is friday, when we look at two things, that tells us the market is slowing down. neil: how do you trade something like that for the november jobs report, people understand tha

. ♪ live and die ♪ the prominent rapper was shot while leaving a boxing match at the mgm grand in lasas and died six days later. >> for 27 years, the family of tupac shakur has been waiting for justice. >> reporter: duane keith davis, aka, keefie d, not accused of pulling the trigger but handing the gun to someone else. >> he was the shot caller for this group of individuals. >> reporter: police say shakur had been in a feud with davis and a gang he was affiliated with. police say no other suspects in the shooting are still alive. daisms pleaded not guilty. number four -- from billionaire cryptocurrency wiz kid to convicted felon. 3 is-year-old sam bankman-fried found guilty in november of stealing billions of dollars from customers of his cryptoexchange company ftx. >> this kind of fraud, this kind of corruption is as old as time. >> reporter: before the company imploded, bankman-fried lived the high life. he could go to prison for life when sentenced. his lawyer says he maintains his innocence. number three -- a disgraced attorney, defendant of southern prestige, found guilty of mur

the court found mgm guilty of extensive phone hacking against harry from 2006 to 2011 and called the a great day for truth and accountability. a spokesperson for the publisher welcomed the judgment and said it, quote, gives the business the necessary clarity to move forward from events that took place many years ago. >>> we're just learning of another runway close call. this time damaging the tail of a jetblue aircraft. an ntsb report just released says it happened as the pilot was racing to avoid a head-on runway collision. as you can see in the video there behind me, yikes, the pilot quickly tipped the nose of the jet to take off, which hit the tail on the ground. it happened nearly two years ago when the jetblue pilot did not see the smaller plane coming directly towards the aircraft, then had to move quickly. despite the damage, no pages w -- passengers were injured. >>> the cdc says there is an urgent need now to boost vaccination coverage as respiratory illnesses are spiking across the country. hospitals are seeing a significant rise in people being hospitalized for flu, covid

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. >> the next one might be more surprising to people, victoria, because mgm pops up on this list. >>rible year. they had a cybersecurity hack that was about 80 to hundred million dollars drive. they had two units that almost dropped and they had to do negotiations to get those labor contracts but for me, the stock is on the upswing. if you avoid the recession, you're seeing great [ indiscernable ] and they're well-positioned on the sports betting and gaming market. we have two states still on the sideline, california and texas, that may come in over the next five to 10 years but it's also about what they're doing to generate more revenue. they search their black jack tables from 1.5 out to a 2.2 payout. >> all right, the final name is travel. it is delta, the largest airline by revenue and market cap. that stock is at 24% this year. do you still agree it's a topic for 2024? >> i can't, i'm sorry. i can't get behind airlines. i don't think them climbing back to 51 or 48. they have rising labor costs, fuel costs, always a headwind. some of this travel is starting to get back so they've

that was a terror attack from the mgm studio at the country music festival that killed so many. they are very focused on communication. that was a big challenge in 2017. these are younger people that are adults. they have parents that are still very involved with their lives. there's a lot of family unification going on as well. those are the top line issues that are under consideration until we find out the magnitude of this now that the suspect was killed. >> i want to play a bit of what we were hearing from students on the unlv campus. take a listen here. >> to be honest, we were presenting in a ballroom. i didn't hear much but we got an alert. all text messages at the same time. they said they put the building on lockdown, they shut all the curtains. everyone moved to one side of the room. after that come a lot of waiting. we got told to move on to one quarter and we heard a lot of yelling. that where stuff started to get a little bit more hectic. >> it's hard not to think about the mass shooting that happened on the vegas trip in 2017. at least 58 people killed. more than 5

>> years ago i was head of faith and family content at mgm. it came across my desk.re it. i worked in this kind of bridge between faith content and mainstream content for the last 20 years. so it was the first time i had seen this story told with such grit, humanity and authenticity. >> bill: wow. a pretty good eye. >> dana: is that why you decided to join it? what did it mean to you to be part of something outside of the mainstream but also still so huge? >> what's funny is when we started we didn't know whether we would finish the first season. we did the first half of the first season and said goodbye to everyone. said goodbye to the cast and crew and hoped we would see each other again. we had grown to be such a nice family. then, you know, we came back for the end of season one and then during the pandemic it really started to take off giving hope into a lot of people's lives. then we came back and here we are. >> one more question to kathryn. how do you view the importance of this work given the events of the middle east and the world that we have seen? and rea

of nevada las vegas in the heart of the city of vegas just a short distance to have strip behind the mgm grand hotel. there was also an alert immediately set out by university officials asking students to shelter in place and if to run hide fight run if they could hide if they have to fight if they must. within about 30 minutes of those initial statements from the police department and university we got word from the police that the suspect singular had had been located and in their words quote is deceased. we do not know at this point if the suspect was killed in a shootout with the police or any armed security that there may have been on campus and we don't know if the suspect killed him or herself. at this point we know nothing about the identity of the shooter. as i just mentioned whether it was a man or woman we often assume because statistics tell us it is almost always a male shooter we don't have that confirmed from the police at this point. they do say there were victims in this shooting and we just got word from sheriff mcmay hill there are three victims taken to the hospital.

the prominent rapper was shot while leaving a boxing match at the mgm grand in las vegas and died six days later. >> for 27 years, the family of tupac shakir has been waiting for justice. >> duane davis easted. he's not accused of pulling the trigger but handing the gun to someone else. >> police say shakir has been in a feud with davis and a gang he was affiliated with. no others involved are still alive. davis pleaded not guilty. >> number 4. from billionaire. sam bankman fried found guilty for stealing billions of dollars from his exchange company ftx. >> this kind of fraud, this kind of corruption is as old as time. >> before the company imploded, he lived the high life. he could go to prison for life when sentenced. his lawyer says he maintains his innocence. number 3. a disgraced attorney descendant of southern press to my knowledge found guilty of murdering his wife and son. he practiced in the low country of south carolina. wealthy. a beautiful family. but secretly stealing client settlements and plotting the murder and cover-up of those he should have loved the most. >> we ca

it was in a warehouse in kansas that mgm has, which had nothing to do with the film.original album of "stop making sense," et thorngren. then we went back to the same film studio which had been called warner hollywood and before that -- now the lot, there was symmetry going back to where we were in '84. >> stephen: what was it like to see this film and watch you guys perform 40 years later on an imax? chris, you first. what were the emotions? >> chris: well, it's a beautiful movie. and my wife is in it. and what a babe. [cheers and applause] when i look at it, i just think "chris, you did the right thing." [laughter] >> stephen: there is an incredible group on stage. it's amazing. bernie, alex. how did this group come together, david? >> david: i'm going to give that to jerry. >> jerry: it started with the tour where we had played so many parts. we go, we can't quite tour and play all of this at the same time. and we actually had the opportunity because we were playing in central park and a festival in canada near toronto. we go, "let's do an experiment and let's try

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throats and when it comes to tesla they don't show tesla the same subsidies in respect of the ev afford mgmsla workers are nonunion. i don't know what is worse. >> maybe elon musk does not go with their narratives all the way. >> what a present. the interesting thing about the charger story 7.5 billion for the ev chargers not single one built but when asked when the white house was asked over the summer how they were doing they center on track for one point to million by 2030. you haven't built one but you can alliance a are on track. more fibs but when you look at the ev mandate overall and look at the electric vehicles right now. a lot of auto experts have said the market saturated, there is enough ev's giving current demand. the demand for ev's is not there yet there too expensive, the range is not good enough and let's not forget a week or two ago gm and ford came out and said to go to scale back investments in tvs over the course of the next 17 back ten years. >> there was a letter from 3000 auto dealers say the same thing to biden administration saying these are covered recovering our

are looking at, that you've been looking at hotel names, populating, they're doing extremely well, mgmell in the consumer discretionary area. woe you, would you be a buyer still of these? if someone is watching could you still make money on these you think? >> hilton broke out a few weeks ago but marriott and hyatt are breaking out today, if breakouts stick there is coinage to make so absolutely. it is just not the hotels. go look at expedia, booking holdings, part of the travel. the airlines and the cruise lines have been coming up. big help has been oil prices coming down but also businesses is pretty brisk and pretty darn good. so i think it is the whole complex at this time. as i stated, from july to end of october i can't begin to tell you how many days advance-declines were two to one to three to one negative. now we're getting the opposite. it is broad-based. i have no idea how long it lasts or how far it goes. i have no idea what mr. bubbles will say on wednesday. all i know in real time right now it is pretty darn good. charles: right. >> let's hope it continues. give me a few

huge cost to mgm. that made the news. and their affiliates. >> are they paying -- these companies are paying out the ransom to make it go away? >> a decent number pay. this has become a really difficult ethical choice -- >> sorry to interrupt you. we have hunter biden here walking in. he's going to -- he's joined at a news conference shortly here. of course he's been called by the republican-led house committee to testify. he said he will do so in an open forum, not in a closed forum, where they can manipulate what he says in his words. we will keep a close -- close eye on this. sorry for the interruption. want to bring our viewers up to speed as hunter biden arrives on capitol hill. so let's talk about solutions. >> yeah. >> we were talking about the problem and how it works. it's important to understand. from your end you and your partner chris krebs do for a living, how do you protect companies from this stuff? >> so the only way you can protect against actors of this quality is also to use ai. >> sorry to interrupt yo

. >> we want to credit mgm and disney and the warner brothers for those movie clips.he adventures of huckleberry finn translated into more than 50 languages. 15 film adaptations starting in 1918. tv proams, cartoons, play, all of those things. jocelyn chadwick is it important that huck finn be in popular culture? >> i think it's important that huck finn be in popular culture. i'm sort of torn because reading that book is so -- in so many ways is its own version of popular culture as opposed to the films and the cartoons. there's just some texts to me, just to me that cannot be filmed. "the color purple" can't be filmed. it was tried. it didn't work. and the -- the works of toni morrison, for example. there are some works that you can't bring all of that emotion and those actual words, i mean, here we are. we are talking about taking out the word nigger out of huck finn, that's been done, but the idea is, it's supposed to hurt. that's the whole intent. it's not supposed to be a happy word. it's not supposed to be a cool word. and just taking ited on and saying we're ju

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it is the news that prince harry has won his phone hacking case against, uh, mgm newspapers, which hastitles. joining us now to get their reaction is political commentator matthew stadlen. and broadcaster mike parry . good broadcaster mike parry. good morning to you both. mike yeah, damning statement from prince harry's lawyer. >> three uh, we were in the studio less than an hour ago when the decision came through. then you've got to assemble it in your head and digest it. my immediate thought was, this is an incredible victory for harry because so far, all he's had in criticism for the netflix for and the book spare and all that is that you've made a lot of it up. this is not made up. this has been a high court decision now. and for the first time in many years, harry has credibility in the sense that a high court judge is standing behind claims that he's behind the claims that he's made, that a massive victory made, that is a massive victory for harry. the repercussions, and i'm a fleet street man of 25 years standing could be enormous here because cause without probably getting into

mgm, where they had to go to literally writing things down in terms of getting people into their roomsnd mang reservations and doing everything else. and then, obviously, estee lauder as well operational where you've got the hackers coming in and saying systems unless you pay us,.t. ununless you give us ransom. >> the world'sargest database, then you can spot realtime what someone is doing that is not right, but that you have to install that software and have to bring, yes -- of course it's self-serving, palo alto in he says this won't happen. it will not happen he says there are plenty of outfits that think, they, you know what? we don't have to worry because we're not really vulnerable, but they are. >> is th your favorite name in cyber? >> by far. second would bcrowdstrike. i think they do a very good job. but nikesh has the largest base of iormation of what's normal so you can immediately flag what's not, call the company it has to be instant it has to be that second or else it's too late. >> it does make you worry a bit about what's in store for us next year and the year after tha

mails and used other unlawful methods causing him, quote, considerable distress there was evidence that mgmwas awarded $180,000 in damages today in a statement, the media group said they take full responsibility and apologize unreservedly harry was not present in court today, but his lawyer did speak outside the court reading a statement from the prince. he said, this case is not just about hacking. it is about a systemic practice of unlawful and appalling behavior followed by cover-ups and destruction of evidence, adding today's ruling is vindicating and affirming. i have been told that slaying dragons will get you burned. but it is a worthwhile price to pay. the mission continues. that is the statement from prince harry this is a big deal, of course. this is a long running battle for prince harry against the british tabloids. >> molly, thank you. >>> at least two people were taken to the hospital overnight after a small plane crashed on a highway in north carolina. the faa says the pilot issued a may day call because his plane was leaking oil. he said he didn't think he would make it to t

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mgm in hempstead, north carolina. eachou may determine the rules of its proceedings and punish their members for misbehavior and with two thirds can expel a member. we wonder what you think, robbie is in florida, good morning. caller: good morning. i'm not sure getting rid of george santos will solve any of the problems because so many of them were created by citizens united under scalia and the supreme court to allow money to be free speech and it's really been a bad thing for our country. there was so much money behind one candidate they could put tv 20. day and night these as claiming the opponent who was a very good candidate was a communist, socialist, he was for all of these terrible things. he could compete with those type of ads. host: when you said i don't think expelling would solve any of the problems. caller: i don't understand why matt gaetz is still there when he was charged. for sex trafficking minors with his friend down there. i'm not sure any of this will solve the problem but i believe he should be